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I got an mmr and tdap vaccines 2 weeks ago and since then, i get rashes on my legs that get worse at night. is this normal? how to treat?
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Rash: This is not a normal reaction from either of those vaccines. I would suggest you take a picture of the rash and follow up with your Doctor.
Answered 7/17/2014
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